Turn a safety concern into a record pinned to the exact spot in the twin where it happened, then run it through a compliance workflow the system actually enforces. Hazards, issues, and permit zones live in the same 3D twin as the rest of the platform.
In most tools a hazard or incident is a form with a free-text location, “near the shear,” lost in an inbox. The risk picture lives in binders and spreadsheets, and compliance is a matter of policy rather than something the software guarantees.
Safety is the fourth Connected Worker pillar. Every issue, hazard, and permit is anchored to a real point in your 3D twin, and every corrective action and approval runs through a workflow enforced on the server, all the way to an OSHA-ready log.
Spatial where the work happens, and compliance the system actually enforces.
A heatmap layer buckets issues and hazards into grid cells across the twin over a 30, 90, or 365-day window. Hot zones light up in red, so a manager knows exactly where to focus, and where scheduled work is about to meet high risk.
A worker reports a concern from inside the tour, picks the event type, adds a photo, and drops a pin at the exact 3D point. From any issue card, Locate flies the camera straight back to its spot.
The EHS triage view opens on a KPI strip, open issues, active hazards, overdue CAPAs, permits awaiting action, and near-miss ratio, over a register of every reported issue, hazard, and near-miss.
Every corrective and preventive action captures root cause, the fix, an assignee, and a due date, then moves to verification. The person who verifies a CAPA can never be the one it was assigned to, and the server enforces it.
Build a permit with a validity window, PPE, and a work zone anchored in the twin, then a multi-step approval chain. Each step can only be signed by its named approver, in sequence, enforced server-side. Approved permits render live in the tour.
Injuries recorded against an issue flow straight into a Form 300 log and 300A annual summary, with the establishment header, classifications, and days away already filled in. Print or export for filing.
Report from the floor, enforce the workflow, and land it in an OSHA-ready log, all in the same twin as the rest of the platform.